Notification Deadline Sample Clauses
The Notification Deadline clause establishes a specific timeframe within which one party must inform the other about certain events, claims, or breaches under the contract. Typically, this clause will detail the method of notification and the exact period—such as 30 days from discovery of an issue—during which notice must be given. Its core function is to ensure timely communication between parties, thereby preventing disputes over late notifications and allowing both sides to address issues promptly and efficiently.
Notification Deadline. Not later than October 1 of the year preceding the expiration of this Agreement, either the Board or the Association may give notice to the other if it wishes to negotiate a successor to this Agreement. Thereafter, the negotiating teams for the Association and the Board shall meet at a mutually agreeable time to begin negotiations and exchange proposals for a successor agreement in accordance with 21 V.S.A., Chapter 22.
Notification Deadline. You must notify us of the claim in writing no later than 30 days after you did or should have become aware of the claim;
Notification Deadline. You must notify us of the third-party claim in writing without undue delay after it has come to your attention;
Notification Deadline. A. To request a rental extension, the Renter must notify Rentzo at least [2] days before the original return date. This allows Rentzo to verify Vehicle availability and adjust the rental agreement accordingly.
B. The request must be submitted through:
(i) Website: Access the reservation online and submit an extension request through the booking portal;
(ii) Phone: Call ▇▇▇▇▇▇’s customer service team to discuss the extension needs; or
(iii) Email: Send an email to Rentzo with the reservation details and extension request.